Hope Poem by anais vionet
Hope
Rating: ★4.0
I've felt the stir of resolution
to throw off careless greed.
I've heard the soothing voice of reason,
long thought to be extinct.
So pound your plowshares into words,
turn your anger into votes.
Let's march together towards sanity,
reclaiming fragile future's hope.
Saturday, October 24, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: election,hope,political,teen
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it's now or maybe never - where's Elvis when we need him?
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8/2/2025 4:36:54 PM # 1.0.0
'I've heard the soothing voice of reason, long thought to be extinct.' - Lucky you are to have heard the voice!